Quark's Outlines: Python User-defined Functions
The article discusses Python user-defined functions, explaining how they are created using the 'def' keyword. It outlines the components of a function object, including its name, default values, and code. Additionally, it highlights the special attributes that store details about the function.
- ▪A Python user-defined function is created using the 'def' keyword.
- ▪Function objects have attributes such as __name__, __defaults__, and __code__.
- ▪The article provides examples of defining and using user-defined functions in Python.
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